Canadian Singer Ezra Jordan's Loves “Cougars” And It Don't Matter
Canadian singer Ezra Jordan is by no means shy when it comes to confessing his preferences in love, and he proudly lets it be known through his latest song "Cougar". As one would expect the track displays a brilliant production, including cheerful waves of pop sounds blended with a commercial edge.
Indeed, through his words, Ezra declares his love for a lucky girl, who is apparently older than him. And even though it’s said that love has no boundaries, there are often differences in realities and needs that impact on the relationship — and the singer confirms this by saying:
"Cougars was inspired by feelings that I had for a woman that I worked with who was 12 years older than I. We got along so well and so many things were really compatible, and we eventually got together. But despite how amazing it was, we knew it couldn’t last because we were in 2 totally different phases of life. She was ready to start a family and didn’t have any time to waste, and I am basically still a child."
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